Worst Movies of All Time?

Star Wars : The Last Jedi is generally agreed upon as the worst film of this generation.

No.
I wasn't exactly a fan, but, no.

Serbian movie

Any horror film! So cheesy!

I imagined that "Lost and Delerious", the screen variant of Susan Swan's epic "The Wives of Bath" was unbearable, totally and absolutely without any comprehension of the subjects in the book, as well as evidently the real storyline too. Horrendous. It's on my main ten for most noticeably bad book adjustments.

I watched this old classic on NF last night, and was disgusted....

East of Eden.

The book, which I listened to on audio, was this sweeping saga of families, race relations, a psychiatric disorders, and much much more.

This piece of crap cut a tiny section out of the book, didn't include key characters, and the acting sucked. Mainly James Deans acting.

I'm thinking the only reason he became famous he because he died, and so acheived cult status.

It was awful.

Here's a pic from E of E that really puzzled me.

James Dean is riding on top of a train, and I guess is cold. So he takes off his perfectly fine sweater, and laboriously jerks and twists same around his body, to keep warm.

Huh?

Witnessed this terrible funny and painfully pretentious psychological thriller today:
Serenity (2019)

It has the distinction of being both Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway worst box office opening weekend ever at $4.4 million last weekend. Deservedly so.

Giving it a 3/10 stars on IMDb. Much more funnier and wackier than The Book of Henry (2017). Both films are so desperate to exploit the #metoo movement that they were blinded by their convoluted plot, their caricatures for protagonists, their 1/4 dimension antagonists, and some eye rollingly bad-film noir forced dialogue.

Serenity is definitely Razzie bound come 2020.

I find McConaughy extremely annoying as a private person. So full of himself.
He lives here and it seems many people think he’s a god.

So while I have watched movies with him that I’ve enjoyed, it takes a bit for me to get past him.

Doomsday Machine (1972)
1/10. Apparently a rewatch though I don't ever remember watching it. I rated it already on IMDb. Cinematic Titanic commentary, 9/10.


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That twist ending! Wow!

Don't know about all time but here's three stinkers i've watched this year.

The Nun


Assassination Nation


Killers Anonymous


The latter has Gary Oldman & Jessica Alba in it so you would think this might be good, i did and boy was i wrong.

Three terrible movies.

Hudson Hawk (1991)
Failing at history, physics, chemistry, finance and the most egregious crime of all ... being a comedy that ain't funny.

I doubt anything can top Robot Monster (1953)

Nancy and I went to an outdoor movie night at a friend's house last night. We had 10 people...right at the limit for a gathering right now. Everyone wanted to just get out and be with others.

Movie shown was, Stardust...with a stellar cast. STELLAR!

In his review, Roger Ebert said, "It didn't pass the Derek Malcolm Test: "A great movie is a movie I cannot bear the thought of never seeing again."

This was one of those movies I cannot bear the thought of having seen once...which I truly didn't. Nancy and I left after about an hour and a quarter.

With a running time of 127 minutes...I'd say it was about 120 minutes too long.

IMDB gave this dud a 6.5, which was probably 6 points more than it deserved. The Blair Witch project was, IMO, one of the most boring excuses for a film.